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• USDA Organic St Botanica Apple Cider Vinegar It's no wonder you might have heard the words 'apple cider vinegar' (ACV) so often, given that it can multitask with the best of us.
• But you may not be sure what to look for, or how to fit it into your day-to-day.
• No worries - well give you the straight goods on this long-trusted staple.
• Our ACV is naturally fermented from organic grown apples.
• Its great as a digestive pick-me-up, in your favorite dishes, as a household cleaner, or for hair care.
• Use in a simple morning tonic or tea Many people mix ACV into a tonic or tea first thing in the morning or before each meal, for digestion or general wellness.
• Mix 1 tablespoon of ACV into a cup of warm water (some like to add a teaspoon of honey, too), or mix 1-2 teaspoons of ACV into a glass of cold water or juice.
• Its important to dilute it this way we dont recommend drinking undiluted ACV.
• Drizzle a little on your favorite foods Reach for ACV instead of white or balsamic vinegar for your next salad dressing (use 1 part ACV to 3 parts oil), add to sauces and marinades for some tang, or drizzle on cooked greens.
• Its also great in coleslaw or gazpacho, and hearty fall and winter soups and dishes.
• Try it on your hair Many use ACV as a hair rinse or a leave-in conditioner, as it can make your hair super silky, and work wonders on dry, itchy scalps and frayed ends.
• Just wash your hair, then massage diluted ACV into your roots, scalp, and all the way through your hair.
• Leave it in for a half-hour a few times a week.
• Make a natural household cleaner Mix one part ACV with one part water for a non-toxic, all-purpose household cleaner (it can help keep little household crawlies at bay).
• To help clear away pesticides and bacteria from fresh fruits and veggies, give them a quick bath of 10% ACV and 90% water, then rinse (not recommended for fragile or porous fruits, though)

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